He has also built a private clinic, Mount Zion Gate Hospital, to reach out unconditionally to the needy. The clinic hosted 10 days of free medical service to the community in 2001 in cooperation with a medical team from America brought by G. Geftakys. Dr. Tom Hines and Dr. Gordon Kim were part of the time, along with Wayne Mathews, P.A. and Jerry Starr, R.N. Unsolicited by Dr. Ochenjele, members of the team were also able to arrange for donations of medical equipment to the clinic. He says, "I have a lot of respect for Wayne and the medical team, and treasure and appreciate the few moments we were ''allowed'' to relate with each other."
Dr. Ochenjele says further, "We stopped attending the Assembly because we would not and could not put up with their unbiblical stand on issues. We are not ready to bury our talents in the sands of any man-made ministry such as the Assembly. It was a grave mistake to be associated with the Assembly in the first place and we have asked God to forgive us. We now enjoy fellowship with other Christians in different denominations without being controlled by any human being. We only try to do the Holy Spirit’s bidding".
Update, November, 2007: "Greetings to you from Otukpo! Hope this finds you and yours in the Joy of the Lord. Glad to inform you that I have been elevated and appointed as the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of General Hospital Otukpo. We see this as a call to serve the Master in a higher capacity and we are counting on your prayers that the Lord keeps our eyes focused on Him for the move to the next level--for without Him I can do nothing. --Dr. Sunday Ochenjele"
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